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From: batterymaker
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  • How long would the batteries last on those tubes?

  • I have a late 40's RCA radiola. I might make a video on it.

    Retro

  • Very nice. Glad that you played it for us!

  • Nice job!

  • I am glad to know you and I am sure to learn a few matters from you. I like history and anything that it implies.

  • That's quite a room you have there. Is this where you work?

  • Yep, it's got much better light than anywhere in my house--all overhead fluorescents. My camera's sensitivity to light is poor, so I need as much light as I can get.

  • First of all, you're my hero. You pay atttention to all of the details. You even found that photo of Oliver Hardy holding one! I have that photo also. I don't have the radio, but got the photo! I was completely enthralled with every single second of this video. Fantastic! What a professional job in making the video. Perfect! Thanks for sharing this piece of radio history!

  • @Lockemeister Thanks much.

  • Awesome! My friend and I were just looking through the history of Radiolas last night. It's so cool to see one in action.

  • What a neat radio and so nicely restored to working condition. Thanks for sharing your collection. Nice job on the batteries BTW.

  • I want one! Beautiful Radiola, I am glad you have it working so well. What a great piece of radio history. And what a huge technological advancement too, superheterodyne and only two dial tuning. WOW six 99s. This video was a real treat to see!

  • i commented before watching the whole video,that pic of olliver hardy holding

    the same radio is cool. even though you know these things are old,to actually

    see them in the correct context sometimes is startling,to me anyway.its amazing

    these things keep working 85 years after being made.

  • very nice

    i have a radiola 28 but have never tried it because of not knowing what batteries

    to use. the antenna on mine is similar to this but rectangular instead of

    square.

  • I looked it up and it uses a whole bunch of batteries. One "C", 4 "B" and 12 "A" batteries !

  • i know the directions confused the hell outta me!

    under the cabinet there are directions with the tubes

    and battery info

  • Not only the oldest, but the coolest in your collection! I like how you make you batteries look like the original. Very professional work! I l dig those dials.

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